You're doing it the wrong way. Learn about event-driven programming. 
    use 5.010;
    use AnyEvent;
    use Term::ReadKey qw(ReadMode ReadKey);
    ReadMode('cbreak');

    my %events;
    %events = (
        key => AE::io(*STDIN, 0, sub {
            for (ReadKey) {
                when ('q')  { ReadMode('normal'); $events{quit}->send;
+ }
                when ("\n") { say 'ZOMG, ENTER!'; }
                default     { say }
            }
        }),
        quit => AE::cv,
    );
    $events{quit}->recv;

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In reply to Re: Execute a sub in the background by Anonymous Monk
in thread Execute a sub in the background by egzoti4en

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